Pubs in Penrith, Cumbria

Fresh reviews:

Well, this is a pub, but it’s the restaurant I’m reviewing. Wow! We stayed at a bed and breakfast 11 miles away. The proprietor said: we have some good local pubs, but there’s a world class (well, he used some other British phrase that I can’t recall) restaurant in Penrith. So we went. Like I said: wow. Locally…

Tommy F.

George & Dragon

Good food and good beer, bar staff friendly, all in all a good pub.

Devlin O.

Beehive Inn

Having taken an inadvertent Real Ale Tour of the English Lake District, I will declare Moo Bar to stock the best beers in all of Cumbria. The selection changes as the finer examples are drunk, so come often to sample the cream of the crop of Real Ales and other high end brews.

Edward P.

Moo Bar

This little bar\inn is a great place. We stayed upstairs and it was wonderful. The food and drinks are great and the locals were very friendly. The owner and his wife are the nicest people you will meet. The only issue is, it gets quite loud, but overall it is a great place.

Evan H.

Boot & Shoe Inn

I’ve only ever been to the Sun Inn for dinner and drinks, but I’ve been quite a few times. My boyfriend’s family has a caravan not far away on Ullswater, so it’s local for us.I’ve always had lovely pub food at this place. Over the years I’ve had the usual dishes like fish and chips, Cumberland sausage, lasagne…

Nina H.

Sun Inn

I think 1fer is right ‘a local bar for non-locals’ hits the nail on the head. That’s not to say the crowd is exclusively fell walkers and twitchers; it’s a nice mix of natives and aliens.It’s a treat to find a good pint of London Pride in these parts and the pale ale also slips down easily. The juke box…